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bringing everything we love together

We love our travels, serendipity, and intentional pieces that bring back the nostalgia of a memory, place, or experience. The art of printmaking brings all of this love together, leaving room for unexpected charm.

A colorful abstract artwork that combines a black and white printed portrait of a woman's face with red, blue, black, white, pink, green, and gray graphic elements and text. The portrait appears on the left side of the image, while the right side features vibrant colors and shapes, including a large red shape and the word 'SALE' in white. Handwritten text at the bottom reads 'SHO Bauguit'.
Art print featuring a stylized black and white portrait of a man with an afro hairstyle, over a pink background with green, stylized repeating text 'SAMO'. Handwritten signatures and edition number at the bottom.

Samo Basquiat

Inspired by the artist Jean-Michel Basquiat.
8-color screen-print on 30×22 in. 100# paper

$490 13 prints available

A drawing of a cannabis leaf with curly smoke against a blue background.
Hand holding a signed limited edition art print of a mystical plant in a card format, with red stamp at the bottom.

Izote

Inspired by the national flower of El Salvador.
5-color linoleum-cut print on 6×8.75 in. 100# paper

$25 8 prints available

Close-up of a printed image featuring a stylized human face portrait in a halftone pattern with bold black lines, on an orange background.
A colorful artwork featuring a stylized portrait of a man with headphones on left, a black and white line drawing of a dog or bull in the center, and abstract pink and purple cloud-like shapes on the right. The artwork has a beige background and is titled "Picasso goes Bang Bang" with edition number "12/13" and artist's signature.

Picasso Goes Bang Bang

Inspired by the artist Pablo Picasso.
8-color screen-print on 30×22 in. 100# paper

$350 10 prints available

“As a printmaker, Karin has such a unique way of bridging the details of life that go beyond the obvious and his philosophies. With his impeccable level of craftsmanship and detail, I’m in constant awe of how he translates his perspectives into beautiful works of art. He doesn’t just create art, he embodies it—it’s woven into his being.”

Jessi K

my printmaking process

A butterfly with black, white, and red wings on a cluster of small red flowers, surrounded by green leaves.
Close-up of a printed butterfly illustration on a piece of paper with handwritten notes.
A grid drawing of a monarch butterfly with orange and black patterned wings resting on pink rocks, mounted on a tan background with grid lines for coloring.
Cover image with the text 'Casa Ladra' in cursive, gold-colored font on a reddish-brown background.
finalize

When I find the desired representation, I begin mapping, transferring, and carving.

print

Seeing the vision finally come to fruition is truly satisfying, with each print becoming unique.

explore

I then explore composition, trying out multiple ways to find a perfect representation of the subject.

experience

Creating a print starts with an experience, a culmination of ideas, and study of the subject.

view more details of my favorite prints

A group of people at a party or celebration, gathered around a table with drinks. Some are smiling and looking up at the camera, which is held above them. The atmosphere appears lively and joyful.

“Karin’s art ALWAYS gets love when people come to our home.”

— Damian B